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Illuminating the history and global story of antibiotics

MIT HASTS PhD student Rijul Kochhar researches the medical, scientific, security, and ecological implications of the ongoing failure of antibiotics. ....

United States , Rijul Kochhar , Broad Institute , Delhi School Of Economics , Delhi School , Soviet Republic , Soviet Union , World War , Massachusetts Institute Of Technology , It News , Hit Students , It Research , Antibiotic Resistance , Mit Student Profile , Rijul Kochhar , Lanetary Ecologies , History Of Medicine , Covid 19 ,

"Agency, affect and archaeologists: Transforming place with rock art in" by Roxanne Tsang, Liam M. Brady et al.

Contemporary narratives and interpretations surrounding rock art production in present-day settings provide important insights into rock art practices in the past and present. These traditions can still be seen today in places such as Africa, South America, Australia and Papua New Guinea (PNG). In PNG’s East Sepik region, rock art stencils are still produced by the Auwim people of the Upper Karawari-Arafundi region. This paper presents a case study from Apuranga rock art site in Auwim village, East Sepik, where Auwim artists created stencils during a period of archaeological research in June 2018. Interviews with the Auwim artists revealed the stencils were made to transform a once-feared rockshelter into a place that the community could use again without fear or trepidation. This paper explores the implications of these events, the mechanisms for the rock art creation, the impact of researcher’s presence, and their broader relevance to studies of rock art in contemporary settings. ....

Papua New Guinea , East Sepik , United States , South America , Upper Karawari Arafundi , Papua New Guine , Rock Art ,

"Learning to Stand with Gyack: A Practice of Thinking with Non-Innocent" by Lisa Slater

Settler colonialism attempts to make invisible the labours of care that Indigenous peoples have been doing for millennia. Notably, the imposition of settler colonial ontologies-epistemologies disrupt and compromise Indigenous people’s obligations to land and ancestors (Kwaymullina, Ambelin. 2020. Living on Stolen Land. Broome: Magabala Books, 7). Kim Tallbear calls upon settler scholars to think more expansively about what counts as the benefits and risks of research (2014. “Standing With and Speaking as Faith: A Feminist-Indigenous Approach to Inquiry.” Journal of Research Practice 10 (2): 1–7. http://jrp.icaap.org/index.php/jrp/article/view/405/371, 2). She asks settler scholars to learn to ‘stand with’ a community and be willing to be altered and revise one’s stake in knowledge production (Tallbear, Kim. 2014. “Standing With and Speaking as Faith: A Feminist-Indigenous Approach to Inquiry.” Journal of Research Practice 10 (2): 1–7. http://jrp.icaap.org/index.php/ ....

Kim Tallbear , Wolgalu Wiradjuri , University Of Minnesota , Magabala Books , Feminist Indigenous Approach , Research Practice , Wiradjuri First Nations , New South Wales , Puig De La Bellacasa , Speculative Ethics , Minnesota Press , Indigenous Knowledges , Indigenous Methodologies , On Innocent Ethics Of Care , Settler Colonialism ,

"The languishing bike: depleting capacities of cycling-bodies" by Gordon Waitt, Ian Buchanan et al.

This article focuses on what may be depleting people’s capacity to ride a bike in cities. ‘Capacity to cycle’ is here understood not as a behavioural trait or in terms of infrastructure provision, but, taking our lead from Deleuze and Guattari, as a desiring cycling-machine. We argue this offers a way to envisage depleting, or enhancing, capacities to cycle as a working socio-material arrangement that make, remake, and unmake cycling-bodies and spaces. The article draws upon mixed-qualitative research conducted with 18 adults who own bikes in 2019, but no longer ride in the City of Sydney, Australia. Three vignettes draw attention to the opposing forces that support and dissolve cycling bodily capacities over the course of repeated, routine city bike journeys. We illustrate those depleting bodily capacities to cycle for transport involve sensations of the self, pedalling through space. It follows that a shift towards cycling mobilities demands related incorporation into planning ....

City Of Sydney , New South Wales , Assemblage Thinking , Polar Movement , Olecular Movement ,

Perspectives on Police Violence in Brazil: Data, Documentary, Ethnography

Eventbrite - Centre for the Americas, Queen's University Belfast presents Perspectives on Police Violence in Brazil: Data, Documentary, Ethnography - Wednesday, 27 October 2021 - Find event and ticket information. ....

Rio De Janeiro , Estado Do Rio , United States , El Salvador , United Kingdom , Noord Holland , Natasha Neri , Lula Carvalho , Christen Smith , Queen University Belfast , International Documentary Filmfestival Amsterdam , International Documentary Film Festival , University Of Rio De Janeiro , University Of Texas At Austin , Association For Prevention Of Torture , Laboratory Of Data , Institute Of Studies On Religion , International Relations , Amnesty International Brazil , Centre For Security , Centre For The America , Centre For The Study Of Citizenship , Pedro Paulo , Associate Professor , African Diaspora Studies , Illinois Press ,